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Surplus generation: Lucky Cement may sell electricity to K-P
Company official says talks with PESCO underway to sell 15-20MW of electricity.
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Power tariffs to rise by as much as 21%
NEPRA allows global oil price hikes to be passed on to consumers.
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Law enforcers to set up pickets in sensitive areas
Agencies to get mobile SIM card locators to control crime.
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ADB report on increasing food prices
A 10% price hike in key commodities will push 3.5m more Pakistanis into poverty.
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OGDC head: Ministry tries to ‘influence’ appointment
Denies allegation, saying candidates have applied for the slot.
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Commodity trading platform on the cards
It will help in better price discovery, provide financing to farmers.
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Marcon 2012: Marketing conference to be held tomorrow
Prominent speakers from Pakistan and overseas will be giving presentations on the occasion.
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Current Account: Deficit widens between July-February
The current account deficit in February was $260 million, compared with a deficit of $98 million in February 2011.
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National Savings Schemes may increase profit rates
Investments shift to other competitive avenues.
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Corporate results: Suzuki profits triple in 2011
Higher sales act as a boost for the country’s largest car assembler.
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NEPRA chief quits amidst of controversy
Saeed ‘illegally’ kept the post one month after end of term.
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Market Watch: Stock market closes in the red on panic selling
Benchmark KSE-100 index loses 219 points.
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Financing needs: IP gas pipeline – Russia catches Pakistan’s eye
Delegation will visit Moscow to try to strike a deal with energy giant Gazprom.
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Insufficient protection: Businessmen exhort Rangers on extortion
Corporate leaders say the anti-extortion measures adopted after meeting with Gen Kayani have fizzled out.
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Internet 'economy' to hit $4.2 tn by 2016: Study
Will grow at a rate of 8 per cent annually in developed countries, more than twice that in developing markets: BCG
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Clean energy: the next driver of global growth
Growth is now being driven by emerging economies.
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The food-water-energy nexus – Pakistan walking a tightrope
Business in the future will be dominated by issues of food, water and energy.
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Capital markets taxation: SECP feels its role is misunderstood
Chairman says the proposal would not help money-laundering, would raise revenues.
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Promoting Pakistan-UK trade relations
Pakistan’s exports are driven primarily by demand from the Pakistani diaspora.
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Mobile world congress: The future will be lived in loudspeaker mode
Smartphones are giving way to superphones, as mobiles and man intertwine.
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Change of guard: Kick-starting the privatisation process
Privatisation will raise money for the government; encourage increased participation by the public in capital markets.
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Customer Care: PTCL’s Faisalabad region wins award
PTCL Faisalabad recognised for best customer service.
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Trade with Iran: Govt to barter wheat for seeds and fertilisers
Pakistan will export 1m tons of wheat in return for agri seeds, equipment and fertiliser.
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Negative image discourages foreign investors
Oman envoy finds Pakistan as a safe and peaceful country.
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Afghanistan lobbying for duty-free oil imports
Ministry turns down Kabul’s demand, wants to levy taxes to repair roads.
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Traders fear return to 2011 situation
Army intervention was needed before to control law and order situation.
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Weekly review: Market rally comes to an end as profit-taking kicks in
Benchmark KSE-100 index shed 0.4% after climbing for the last eight weeks.
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Drawing parallels: Why is South East Asia doing economically better than Pakistan?
They have policies that attract foreign investment and technology spillovers.
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Geek Guide: Mobile World Conference review 2012
All the major players, including Samsung, Nokia, Sony, Motorola, and HTC were part of the event in full force.
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Clarification: PBIT proposes diversification, not shutdown
The PBIT statement said the purpose of the conference was to understand the issues that the business community faces.
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Industrialists oppose 12-hour gas outage
Sector to get uninterrupted supply for only four days a week.
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Industrial units increase against all odds in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa
Number of sick units also falls in the past five years.
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Inflation: Index up by 0.44% during week
0.44% over the previous week for the lowest income group to 172.42 points.
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South Korea offers help to avert power shortage
Business community should visit Korea and explore opportunities: envoy.
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IRSA delays water availability report for Kharif season
Issue to be resolved in next meeting scheduled for March 26.
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Market Watch: Bourse closes in the red amid profit taking
Benchmark KSE-100 index slides 154 points.
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University student lands job at Microsoft Corporation
21-year-old appointed Software Development Engineer.
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Rewarding genius: A night for young entrepreneurs
Samovar Tea and Coffee House claims gold at Shell Tameer Awards.
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Businessmen up in arms against extortion
Commercial associations issue statements of support for strike.
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End of an era: Citi may finally go to sleep
Citibank to close consumer division as part of global trends.
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Level playing field: Government to abolish import licencing regime
Move will open the field to new players in key sectors like auto and textiles.
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Sweden not only opposes Pak-Iran pipeline, also deems TAPI not viable
Sweden opposes Pakistan’s collaboration with Iran because it said that Iran should clarify its nuclear objectives.
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Suo motu hearing: Supreme Court reserves judgment in Steel Mills case
CJ unsatisfied with production ministry’s response.
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Pakistan Bulk Terminal signs $82m contract
Port Qasim to get mechanised coal, cement and clinker terminal.
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Event: LUMS holds networking night for MBA 2012
LUMS holds a total of two networking nights for its graduates that include critical sectors and industries.
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General Tyres to start manufacturing bike tyres
Company investing Rs500m to expand production facility.
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Pakistan Railways: Man behind privatisation deals gets another year
New position being made for former GM Operations Saeed Akhter.
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Industrial Areas: 12-hour gas outages announced
SSGC announced utility was facing gas shortage from different fields. CNG supply remained closed on Wednesday.
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Circular debt soars 465% in four years
Minister puts debt level at Rs396 billion by March 15.
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Pakistan rated among fastest growing markets in mobile banking
SBP Governor talks about expansion of the industry spurred by technology.